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On Campus: UW lecturer's research prompts correction from Talking Heads' David Byrne
Shawn Peters seized a once in a lifetime opportunity to confront rock legend David Byrne with puzzling evidence that his memory of life during wartime had stopped making sense.
Two die in single-vehicle crash in Columbia County, police say
Two people were killed Sunday afternoon in a one-vehicle crash in Columbia County, the vehicle leaving the highway and crashing into a tree.
Chicago Tribune: US and world must battle superbugs
New antibiotics are needed, while doctors prescribe less
UW riding club, equestrian team find new facility
Leaders say moving to a new stable will allow the group to put a greater focus on education and riding.
Madison man's suicide shows challenge of treating depression
Before Peter Streicher of Madison killed himself with a gun in November 2013, it seemed like therapy and medications were keeping his depression in check.
Meriter, Dane County group aim to eliminate suicides
For patients contemplating suicide, UnityPoint Health-Meriter has started taking four steps.
Michael Perry: Young authors
The conga line was no longer a line, but rather a fluid knot of nearly a thousand happy children winding in and around itself throughout the aisles of the auditorium while Cyril Paul and the Calypso Monarchs played from the…
Ask the Weather Guys: What is the prediction for this year’s hurricane season?
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting 10 to 16 named storms this season.
Blue Sky Science: How did dinosaurs go extinct?
When it comes to dinosaur extinction, the working idea is what’s called the bolide impact. This is the hypothesis that a meteorite hit the Earth and led to the extinction of the dinosaurs.
Oregon man's caption cooks Hillary's goose in this week's You Toon contest
Jim Dunn of Oregon is this week’s You Toon winner.
USS Gambier Bay survivor's memories still haven't faded
SPRING GREEN, Wis. (AP) — Clete Ring can tell most of his story with relative calm.
Scrapbook June 6
Scholarships: The Thomas B. Jones and Grace Stevenson Jones Charitable Foundation awarded $74,700 in scholarships to several students in southwestern Wisconsin. Recipients from Grant County include: Casey Hines-Munson, Chantel Raimer, Montfort; Anna Johnson, Brandin Walz, Boscobel; Andrea Patterson, Bloomington; Meghan…
Home Talent League: Matt Lennon's walk-off home run beats Black Earth
Matt Lennon hit a walk-off three-run homer in the bottom of the ninth to give host Reedsburg a 5-2 victory over Black Earth in a Home Talent League Northern Section baseball game Sunday afternoon.
Mallards: Lucas Halstead delivers in come-from-behind win over Rafters
WISCONSIN RAPIDS — Lucas Halstead already had three hits by the time the Madison Mallards catcher came to the plate with one out in the ninth inning and the go-ahead run on third base Sunday against the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters.
WIAA state boys golf: Tournament preview
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WIAA state boys golf: Long-hitting Jake Schroeckenthaler stands tall for Monona Grove
The sophomore with a 275-yard drive will make his WIAA Division 1 state tournament debut Monday.
Badgers rowing: Women's lightweight four boat wins national title
WEST WINDSOR, N.J. — The University of Wisconsin women’s lightweight four boat won the national title at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association’s national championships on Sunday at Lake Mercer.
Brewers: Philadelphia's Aaron Nola stymies Milwaukee
Brewers starter Wily Peralta allows five earned runs in 4 1/3 innings.
Muslim student: Graduation chance to combat divisive, anti-Islam rhetoric
UW-Madison students and three area mosques on Sunday held the county's first graduation for Muslim students living in the Madison area.
Tom Oates: Muhammad Ali made his mark in Madison back in 1959
John Roach was 6 when his father, also named John, came home from his job at Badger Sporting Goods on State Street raving about a 17-year-old African-American boxer from Louisville, Kentucky, who had visited the store that day.